JSHint reports an implied global variable when it is not global

[Sense545]

Running JSHint on this piece of code reports 'baz' as an implied global variable when it is not:

(function(){
    var foo = { bar: function() { baz(); } };
    function baz() { }
    foo.bar();
    baz();
}());

[goatslacker]

latedef: true rather than false.

Your code passes fine:

/*jshint strict: false, latedef: true*/
(function(){
  var foo = { bar: function() { baz(); } };
  function baz() { }
  foo.bar();
  baz();
}());

[Sense545]

After some investigation i found the source of the warnings. It was in the reporter:

var globals = result.implieds;
if (globals) {
  globals.forEach(function (global) {
    for (var line in global.line){
      console.log(
        global.line[line] + ': \'' + global.name + '\' is an implied global variable.'
      );
    }
  });
}

So jshint does not warn, but treats and reports them as implied gobal variables when they are not

[valueof]

Thanks, that looks like a bug.